wanted;  wished for;  in need of;  I want (you) to
 greed;  craving;  desire;  appetite;  hunger;  avarice
 desire;  want;  will;  wish;  urge;  craving
 will;  desire;  ambition;  urge (e.g. creative urge)
 sexual desire;  sex drive;  lust
 avarice;  greed;  covetousness;  raga (desire)
 passion;  passions;  (sexual) desire;  craving
 greedy;  avaricious;  rapacious;  insatiable
 possessiveness;  desire to monopolize (monopolise);  desire for control
 greed;  avarice;  covetousness;  greedy person
 as much as one wants;  as many as one wants;  all that one wishes for
 passions;  sexual desire;  lust
 wistful;  desirous of;  hungry-looking;  greedy-looking
 to stimulate one's appetite;  to whet one's appetite
 desire to act only in one's self-interest;  selfish desires
 lust;  lusts of the flesh;  animal passions;  carnal desires
 greed;  worldly or materialistic desires
 unselfish;  disinterested;  unavaricious;  free of avarice
 self-interest;  selfish desire
 ideally;  if one were to wish for more
 thirst for knowledge;  intellectual thirst
 craving for the limelight
 ambitious;  motivated;  willful
 abstinence;  self-control;  celibacy;  abnegation;  asceticism
 passion;  sexual desire;  lust;  attachment (esp. to one's family or a member of the opposite sex)
 will (urge) to create;  creative urge;  appetite for writing
 animal or carnal desires;  lust
 need for social approval and self-esteem
 greedy;  avaricious;  covetous
 taking care of one's sexual urges;  sexual gratification
 desire to succeed in life;  ambition to make one's mark in the world
 an ascetic existence;  (leading) a continent life;  abstinence
 lack of appetite;  anorexia
 wistful;  desirous of;  hungry-looking;  greedy-looking
 autumn, season of good appetite
 abnormal sexuality;  sexual perversion
 selfishness;  self-interest
 to desire;  to want;  to wish for;  to covet
 parents' partiality for their children;  parents overvaluing their children
 greed;  avarice;  covetousness;  greedy person
 decrease in appetite;  loss of appetite
 desire for money for one's enjoyment (as an alleged motive for theft, fraud, etc.)
 carrying out mercenary deeds;  having a mercenary attitude;  calculating
 incarnation of selfishness;  lump of avarice
 to endeavor to;  to aspire to
 full of zeal;  highly motivated;  very eager
 lust for money;  hunger for money
 selflessness;  unselfishness
 liking (for);  appetite;  weakness;  fondness;  indulgence
 control one's desires;  abstinence
 do not shoot straight for the top;  he that would the daughter win, must with the mother first begin; (lit.) if you want to shoot the general, first shoot his horse
 human desires;  human passions
 unselfishness;  wanting little
 ideally;  if one were to wish for more
 carrying out mercenary deeds;  having a mercenary attitude;  calculating
 (being) slightly covetous;  a little covetousness
 the six domains of the desire realm;  the six heavens of the desire realm
 (being) slightly covetous;  a little covetousness
 loss of appetite;  reduction in appetite;  anorexia
 having thought for neither gain nor greed;  only wanting to do something (thinking about nothing else)
 avarice;  heartlessness;  greed
 greed;  avarice;  covetousness
 following the desires of one's own heart without transgressing what is right
 indifferent to worldly gain
 desire to go shopping;  desire to buy (something)
 abnormally and inhumanly greedy;  cruel and rapacious
 greedy;  avaricious;  acquisitive
 unselfish and impartial (disinterested)
 carrying out mercenary deeds;  having a mercenary attitude;  calculating
 control of passions;  control of appetite
 carrying out mercenary deeds;  having a mercenary attitude;  calculating
 incarnation of selfishness;  lump of avarice
 full of zeal;  highly motivated;  very eager
 liking (for);  appetite;  weakness;  fondness;  indulgence
 personal grudges and selfish desires
 if you wish to succeed yourself, first help others to succeed
 do not do unto others what you would not have done unto you
 do not do unto others what you would not have done unto you
 parents overvaluing their own children but looking down on others'
 avarice brings doom upon oneself;  grasp all, lose all; (lit.) the greedy hawk-eagle splits in half (when trying to catch two boars at once)